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PREP TENNIS: Riders win 12th straight state championship
Choice Health and Fitness hosted a state championship for the first time ever Friday morning.
RELATED CONTENTGIRLS TENNIS: West Fargo earns first trip to state final, against Red River
Broken finger and all, Sammie Smith and West Fargo are playing for the state championship. It marks the first-ever trip to the state team championship for West Fargo, which will take on 11-time defending state champ Grand Forks Red River at 10:30 a.m. today.
RELATED CONTENTN.D. STATE GIRLS TENNIS: Lim adds to Red River’s depth
A year ago, Greg LaDouceur spotted a weakness in Cindy Lim’s game. “Sometimes, she’s too nice,” LaDouceur said. “That’s her nature.” Lim became more confident and more assertive this year, and in turn, she’s become a contender for the North Dakota state singles crown.
RELATED CONTENTCOLLEGE BASEBALL: UND pulls off a comeback victory - beating Chicago State 7-6
For the fifth time in a 13-game homestand, UND pulled off a comeback victory — beating Chicago State 7-6 in 10 innings to finish the regular season with a 23-20-1 mark.
RELATED CONTENTUND hopes to bring NCAA hockey tourney back to N.D. 
UND is hoping to bring the NCAA hockey tournament back to North Dakota. UND athletic director Brian Faison said the school is working on putting together a bid to host a men’s hockey regional at Fargo’s Scheels Arena in 2015 or 2016.
RELATED CONTENTParise’s play propels Wild in playoff win
Zach Parise remembers his first NHL playoff series. He was just 21, less than two years removed from going to class at UND.
RELATED CONTENTBRAD SCHLOSSMAN: Big Sky should look toward NDSU
The Big Sky Conference is looking for a travel partner for UND. It shouldn’t be looking too far. An ideal addition sits just 75 miles away — UND’s longtime rival, North Dakota State.
UND IN THE PROS: Toews has NHL’s top-selling jersey
The top-selling jerseys in each professional sport belong to Derek Jeter, Robert Griffin III, Carmelo Anthony and Jonathan Toews.
RELATED CONTENTUND HOCKEY: Men's hockey players lose scholarship money for after season citations
UND men’s hockey coach Dave Hakstol is taking scholarship money away from players after they received citations following the season.
RELATED CONTENTPREP BOYS HOCKEY: Bina resigns as Central head coach; will take over as activities director
An era of Grand Forks Central hockey has ended. Tony Bina, a four-time East Region coach of the year and once a North Dakota state coach of the year, has resigned as the coach of the Knights to take a job as the school’s activities director.
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ON THE ICE: NCHC keeping an eye on refs
The National Collegiate Hockey Conference won’t begin hiring its officials until after the season, but it is keeping an eye on guys it may want in the league when it begins next season.
RELATED CONTENTBRAD SCHLOSSMAN: Parise decides it's time to come home
Zach Parise narrowed his choice down between two teams. He thought it out, sought advice from family and friends and rocked the hockey world with his decision.
RELATED CONTENTNCAA should consider altering hockey playoff format
Thursday afternoon, Division I hockey coaches and administrators will meet in Naples, Fla., to discuss the NCAA tournament, and they should consider a new format that was proposed at last year’s meetings.
RELATED CONTENTSioux bank on savvy coaching staff to pull them through
UND isn't the most veteran team in the 16-team field for the NCAA men's hockey tournament that begins today. But it has a hat trick of coaches who can do far more than teach the intricacies of the game to their players.
RELATED CONTENTVIRG FOSS COLUMN: Flood of comments on officiating
Maybe I'll come back in my next life as a preacher and follow in the footsteps of my father, uncle and cousin. It seems like a logical step, since I certainly found a congregation of fellow believers after I ripped the quality of officiating in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association in a recent column.
RELATED CONTENTLong college goals are linked
Chris Chelios has played nearly as many years in the National Hockey League (23) as Robbie Bina is old (24).
RELATED CONTENTVIRG FOSS COLUMN: WCHA needs upgrade in officiating
I'm as mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore.
RELATED CONTENTA slip of the tongue and behavior from coaches that's too far-flung
The world slowed down for most of us as we celebrated Christmas and welcomed in the New Year. But when you're a semi-retired journalist as I am, the whole year slows down to a most comfortable pace.
RELATED CONTENTShowcase event set for REA
College hockey recruiters spend countless hours each year traveling the back roads in the United States and Canada looking for the next great player.
RELATED CONTENTA look at a hat trick of walk-ons
In the spirit of the Christmas season, I'm going to tell you about the three greatest gifts the UND hockey program has received, other than Ralph Engelstad's donation of the $115 million arena bearing his name.
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